Thank the government!

I forgot when I watched a Brazilian movie in a cinema for the last time, and I forgot what movie I watched, but I remember it clearly. I saw it when I was a kid. Now people remember that Brazil is only because of the football samba carnival, and it feels like this is a sensual country, even the territory is so carelessly spread there, just like my father told me when I was a child: "Brazil is a big piece. , A line in Chile.” However, there was once a Brazilian TV series that was well-known in China, called "Slave." That Izola may be the Brazilian name second only to Pele. After so many years, I still don’t see many Brazilian movies, but I like them all. "Central Station" and "City of God" are movies I would like to recommend to anyone. Later, there was another one in Berlin. I took Golden Bear’s "Elite Troops". Although this is a sequel now, the style is quite different. It took the route of a sturdy commercial police film. So I took the highest box office in Brazilian film history, even surpassing Niubi. The coaxing "Avatar".
I think "Elite Force 2" is good-looking due to two factors. First of all, at the content level, this is a film with police corruption as its content. This kind of black-and-black story is actually very common in American and Hong Kong movies. However, "Elite Force 2" is a reflection on the system itself, and the color of political speculation is very strong, much like the Italian film "Confessions of a Police Chief" that was released in China in the 1980s. Secondly, on the technical level, the hurricane narrative rhythm and the realistic style of hand-held photography set this film apart from the "SWAT"-style conventional police films. The audience is not only viewing the film as a confrontation between police and drug dealers. In the eyes of Brazilians, this is the violence and crime that happened around them. The content and technique of the film gave the audience a sense of substitution. The film director Jose Padilla is actually a documentary director. The two "Elite Forces" are his only two feature-length films. In fact, his critical and realistic style is more fully reflected in "Elite Forces", but " "Elite Force 2" takes more care of the audience's heavy tastes. Anyway, the director has been recruited by Hollywood to shoot "Robocop".
In fact, whether it is "Central Station", "City of God" or "Elite Forces", these realistic Brazilian films have a common feature, that is, they have a straight view of life and their inability to avoid injustice. They are all trying to show the audience. Restoring a real Brazil, this is a completely different world from the passionate Brazil we saw in "Rio Adventure" and "Fast and Furious". It is a pity that such a bold gesture and sense of responsibility that touch reality is almost in Chinese movies. Extinct, so "Elite Troops" can have an American version, a Korean version, a French version, a Japanese version, and even a Hong Kong version, but it can't have a Chinese version, but it can have a Chinese version.
But what I want to say most is that I am already very pleased to be able to see such a movie on the big screen in the Mainland-thanks to the government! ! !

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